On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 01:49:06 -0700, excelent
wrote:

Well maybe David could tell us that
By the way where is ur solution ?
dont u have any or was ur answer just a grumble ?


"David Biddulph" skrev:

1) What do you think SUM() is doing for you in that formula? If you want
=C17+D10*D7, why not leave it at that?
2) What you've given doesn't seem to be what the OP asked for.
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David Biddulph

"excelent" wrote in message
...
put this in D17 :

=SUM(C17+(D10*D7))

and pull/copy to right


"Nrupesh" skrev:

I need a formula to do this:
say cell d17 has =D10*$D$7, i want the next cell e17 to be
=e10*$d$7+d10*$e$7 and the next cell f17 to be
f10*$d$7+e10*$e$7+d10*$f$7.....and so on so forth...... I dont want to
type
the whole thing out in every cell...since the formula continues for about
100
more cells to the right


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Try this formula in cell D7:
(Note: this is an array formula that has to be entered by
CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER rather than just ENTER)

=SUMPRODUCT($D7:D7,SUBTOTAL(9,OFFSET($D10:D10,0,LA RGE(COLUMN($D10:D10)-COLUMN($D10),COLUMN(INDIRECT("A:"&CHAR(64+COLUMNS( $D10:D10))))),1,1)))

Copy the formula as far to the right as you need.

I guess the INDIRECT part of this formula can be done in a somewhat
shorter way, but I leave that for someone else to show.

Hope this helps / Lars-Åke